Moderate cardiovascular stenosis

With the improvement of the quality of life, more and more diseases are approaching us. People have wrong living habits. Many people stay up all night every day and waste their lives. They think they are still young and have a lot of time, but they don’t know that diseases never care about age. What kind of disease is cardiovascular disease? Is moderate disease serious? If it is discovered, it must be treated in time and no matter how serious it is, it must be treated in time.

Mild stenosis refers to a stenosis of the blood vessel inner diameter of less than 30%, and moderate stenosis refers to a stenosis of 30% to 69%. Multiple plaques mean that there are more plaques in the blood vessels. To give an analogy, blood vessels are like a road, and stenosis and plaques are like stones. Stenosis is a very large stone that makes it difficult to pass through some places, while some places are small stones. When there are many small stones, it is called multiple plaques.

If the stenosis is moderate, the distal blood circulation function is normal, and there are no symptoms of unstable angina, there is no need to place a stent for the time being. Symptomatic treatment can be achieved through oral medications to stabilize plaques. However, if there are obvious symptoms of angina pectoris, it is recommended to place a stent, which can reduce the possibility of a new myocardial infarction in the future.

The coronary artery stenosis is mainly mild to moderate, which can be treated conservatively. Guidance: The treatment for myocardial bridging is the same as that for coronary heart disease, and surgical treatment can be performed if necessary.

The current situation is lung inflammation and coronary artery sclerosis. If you suffer from frequent pain and discomfort and severe coronary heart disease, you can consider cardiac interventional stent treatment and further examination and blood lipid and blood sugar tests.

This situation belongs to coronary heart disease and coronary artery blockage. It needs to be taken seriously and you should go to the cardiology department of the hospital. Evaluate the condition of coronary heart disease, especially the three blood vessels, and combine the clinical symptoms to see whether there are symptoms of chest tightness and pain, difficulty breathing and shortness of breath. Actively see whether it is unstable and whether surgical treatment is needed. Take the basic secondary prevention medicines for coronary heart disease consistently.

Don't overwork yourself, always have nitroglycerin ready, eat a regular and light diet, don't eat foods that are high in oil and sugar (high in calories, fat, cholesterol, or salt), eat more vegetables, keep your bowel movements regular, and don't take supplements indiscriminately. If you have hypertension or diabetes, you should actively control your blood pressure and blood sugar.